Answer:
a part of a line that has one endpoint and extends indefinitely in one direction
Step-by-step explanation:
a ray has one endpoint, then has an arrow going indefinitely in one direction.
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Answer:
ross-multiplication.
circumference divided by the diameter
10/x = 580/185
10x185=1850
1850/580=3.189
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
third option
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
(Choice C) 24+12R ≤100
$56
Step-by-step explanation:
Sofia ordered sushi for a company meeting. They change plans and increase how many people will be at the meeting, so they need at least 100 pieces of sushi in total. Sofia had already ordered and paid for 24 pieces of sushi, so she needs to order additional sushi. The sushi comes in rolls, and each roll contains 12 pieces and costs $8 Let R represent the number of additional rolls that Sofia orders.
1)
Which inequality describes this scenario?
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) 12+ 24R ≤ 100
(Choice B) 12+24R ≥ 100
(Choice C) 24+12R ≤100
(Choice D) 24+12 ≥100
2)
What is the least amount of additional money Sofia can spend to get the sushi they need?
ans) ___ dollars
please solve fast !!!! thank you from advance :)
The sushi comes in rolls, and each roll contains 12 pieces and costs $8 Let R represent the number of additional rolls that Sofia orders
Sofia has ordered 24 pieces
Sofia needs 100 pieces
sushi comes in rolls
12 pieces per roll
= 12R
24 + 12R ≤ 100
(Choice C) 24+12R ≤100
B.
24 + 12R ≤ 100
12R ≤ 100 - 24
12R ≤ 76
R ≤ 76 / 12
R ≤ 6.33
Approximately 7 rolls
Sofia will order 7 more rolls
Each roll cost $8
R ≤ 7
7 × 8
= $56